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Miscellaneous: Dance Club Etiquette
Just a few pointers you should understand before making comments or asking questions of the DJ at your favorite club. … read more
Stoneface: February 1993
Even though he and the rest of the band didn’t have a lot to say about their music or almost anything for that matter, I got a feeling from their attitudes about their music. … read more
Comic Reviews: February 1993
I’m sure many of you disagree with the choices, but that’s fine. Just remember to look for the challenging comics, because that’s where the great material is being published. … read more
The Malady of Immortality: Bram Stoker’s Dracula
It definitely is enticing and maybe that’s why we love vampires. They will always be with us, taunting us with their promises, a reminder that death is lurking around some dark corner, just waiting. … read more
Local Band: River Bed Jed
We hope to hear more from this band—a definite change from most of Salt Lake’s usual. … read more
Politics: Pigeonholing of the American Mind or the Nature of...
A smokescreen envelops each and every one of us. A smokescreen of words and beliefs which, although we may not recognize its existence, would cause us to choke in disbelief were we to finally recognize its existence. … read more
Comic Reviews: January 1993
Fans of surreal comic books should take note: the idea that comics can’t be fun and be good anymore has pretty much been swept away. … read more
Interview: Sonic Youth
Spare us the attitude and read what Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth had to say about Dirty, natural anarchists, and Free Kitten. … read more
Concert Reviews: December 1992
Outspoken Mouthbreather Mayberry October – Club Starrz Sex, drugs and rock & roll began the evening. Mouthbreather wasn’t exactly what you would call the right kind of band for the night, but, definitely the high point. What you need to do is drink a sixer of PBR, stumble in the door and come do the
Movie Reviews: Dracula
This film is a long-awaited reinterpretation of Bram Stoker’s 1897 novel. Think of it: Nearly 100 years later, this story still has power to spellbind audiences. … read more